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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9603, 24 September 1909, Page 3

, B have pleasure in announcing that our samples of Spring Good=i are . ready for distribution. Upon receipt of a postcard we will be glad to forward a collection to any acHross in the Dominion. Below are advertised a few special lines that are worth writing for— ja SHIRTING CAMBRlC—shades of brown, sky, heliotrope, fawn and navy, green and saxe, ' Special Show Price, s|d yd. PLAIN STRIPED JAPANESE CREPES—In heliotrope, sky, biscuit, navy, pink, green and brown, Special Show Prict, 7Jd yd. LINENS—In plain shades, a fall range of colours, Special Show Price, yd. STRIPED LINENS -In two-tone effects, shades of brown, sky, heliotrope and green, Special Show Price, 1/3. LADIES* SMART SHIRT BLOI/S----ES, in cambric and zephyr, all shades, smart patterns. Special Show Prices, 2/11, 3/11. LAWN WHITE W* LKING SKIRTS —with nice deep hem and tucks round foot. Special Show Price 6/11. LADIES' CHECK ZEPHYR DRESSES, with yokes of white embroidery and piping to inttch, in white and black, white and Davy, white, and red, white and heliotrepe, white and pink. Special Show Price 18/t?. S7RIPED ZEPHYR BLOUSE ROBES, smartly trimmed with white embroidery, with buttons and pipings to match, in all colours, ■ * Special Show Pries, 18/6. WHITE MUSLIN DRESSES—prettily trimmed with embroidery and skirt Binartly tuoked, Special Show Price, 14/6. SPECIAL COSTUMES, in directoire, etc., in all the latent shades and colour?. WHITE MUSLIN BLOUSES—trained embroidery. Prom 2/11, Special Show Price. m m r H\ : '-.'W'j^ *Mw. 'wmmmmmmmamm ;ss3*mtflo?;fl#3H Root? ;&sS3NNino flva^s-oocr,^l fesw '■f; K' { \ 'iV'V.-* l .-' :j-J.-<- .f fv>£i' ><,.■■ 'i '"^ii'tfif'**';«%}.' '■!*>¥»'■''* •£&'?&■'. ■'% /■& v^i^^^^^:^■ ;^^W■ ,: "'•^ :f <■ -f ■' ! V ii?'' wmwmmm gpiiiit ■■A..-..*., r- ■. v,j- ,^ ; ,.. /.>v;V^ i i. ! :,^,^ '3ps 111* © WISHEAD > •* i 4& *■»#? «f■ .i '$ J.Sffi:£ litii". , *j'?:J , Jifc :^ ij-.v Tl*i .31 mmsmffiMm #1 '— ■ -'" ,Wv.'. *,V*j: '9j*^'>i/''^^' j! .*'''l» '■•■•"'> '■'l'Nfl'y ***!£» -*•'.'> if Si! Aj' i Purveyors by Special 'Appointment ff) H.I.M. THE EMPRESS OF RUSSIAbas for more thait 80 years been the Infant diet of hundreds of thousands of strong and healthy men and womert, and is a perfectly safe food- for the most delicate child. It contains all the essentials for flesh and bone-forming in an exceptional, degree, assists teething, relieves infantile constipation, and when used with milk as directed, forms A COMPLETE DIET FOR INFANTS. Sold in 1 lb. Tins, specially packed for Australasia by all Chemists, Grocers, Stores, &c.

PacKet Is none too good lor ihe best tea —so thy carton which 'fetches your * >\ [ / i&mn is made" wjth a view to protecting/is' quality, flavour and strength from deterioration. If First the tea is wrapped in parchment, then enclosed in cardboard ; round this tinfoil is placed, and finally.the whc'c is jncased in an outer covering of grease-proof paper. Thus you have an air-tight and damp-proof package. In tea, as in most other ihincsv yot/calwot pet something for notl ing. If a gift— u o( a coupon entitling youlto a gift—goes with the lea you buy, it's an admission that the vaiue is not ALL there. Amber/Tips Tea sells on its' merits and neecta no such schemes to help it. Sold by all grocers at 1/8, i/10 and 21- per lb. Insist on gelling it —if '-;- /^ TO I I l? **■■* SSg&sraHKSgHK 1 m ftga '-42222 zaz ,7M Aniber Tips Tea WHOLESALE AGENTS. THOMPSON BROS. LTD., WELLINGTON